wiki-ingest

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Use when a PDF, URL, transcript, clipping, or raw note must become source-grounded, linked, governed knowledge in an Obsidian vault.

AI & Automation 124 stars 18 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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# Wiki Ingest <skill_contract> <input>Accessible PDF, URL, transcript, clipping, or note plus vault root, topic, provenance, permissions, and lifecycle context.</input> <output>Immutable source evidence, linked concept and entity updates, navigation and lifecycle changes, and a verified ingest receipt.</output> <done>Touched files pass source, link, block-ref, frontmatter, lifecycle, understanding, and read-after-write checks.</done> <non_goals>Fabricated provenance, source mutation, raw-summary dumping, unsupported rule promotion, or unverified completion.</non_goals> Use STOW: **Source -> Transform -> Organize -> Write-back**. The source is evidence, the concept page is current understanding, and the log is the receipt. Load `references/stow-contract.md` for schemas and lifecycle details. ## Usage Template Provide: source path/URL/note, vault root, intended topic, permissions, and whether the item came from a clipping queue. Optional: path config, prior canonical source, and desired behavior/skill candidate. ## Workflow <intake> 1. Verify source existence, type, accessibility, date, and vault identity. 2. Resolve configured directories; record defaults only when no config exists. 3. Classify input as external fact, human experience, internal state, or environment signal. 4. Assign source risk based on primary/secondary/mediated/self-reported status and freshness. 5. Search for canonical source, concepts, and entities before creating files. </intake> <unknow...

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Author
Mark393295827
Repository
Mark393295827/third-brain-v7-skills
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
HTML
License
MIT

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